Sentence examples for lead to any changes from inspiring English sources

Did the firm's collapse lead to any changes?

But the protests did not lead to any changes.

Cormann said a parliamentary inquiry might simply "separate fact from fiction" and not necessarily lead to any changes.

A formal announcement that the review is underway is due imminently but a commission spokesman told the Guardian that it would not necessarily lead to any changes to the law.

Lehman Brothers' Slifer says he doesn't think Summers' ascension will lead to any changes in the government's policies.

The solution process is repeated until further changes (increment) in η ∞ do not lead to any changes in the values of f ″ ( 0 ) and g ″ ( 0 ) or, in other words, the results are independent of the value of η ∞.

Because of this, the removal of the surcharge would not lead to "any change to the prices that customers pay".

So far, there seems little chance the suggestion will lead to any change in behavior.

Agreeing with Admiral Greenert's analysis, Mr Singer asks: "Will it lead to any change in policy?

He noted that the trading update ahead of its full year results to be published early next year was consistent with the market's expectations and would not lead to any change in his forecasts.

"I don't think this will lead to any change in terms of the independence of Rolex given the foundation's control, although no doubt changes will trigger speculation," Mr. Cox added.